Solar glass inventory is depleting quickly

What happens if solar inventory is too high?

Excess solar inventory can very quickly be made obsolete by new technology. Solar inventory can also get devalued because of frequent price drops. Sales cycles are not very predictable because demand is closely linked to consumers’ energy bills, price volatility and incentives provided by governments.

Can solar inventory be devalued?

Solar inventory can also get devalued because of frequent price drops. Sales cycles are not very predictable because demand is closely linked to consumers’ energy bills, price volatility and incentives provided by governments. Solar Inventory management needs to help improve demand planning and liquidity/cash flow.

How does glass demand affect inventory?

The increase in demand drives the increase in glass demand, and inventory gradually declines, expected to drop from about 4 weeks at the end of February to around 20 days by the end of March. Material Prices Decline, Inventory Reduction Expected to Increase Price .

Why is solar inventory management so difficult?

The volatile nature of the solar industry makes Solar Inventory management a challenging task. Excess solar inventory can very quickly be made obsolete by new technology. Solar inventory can also get devalued because of frequent price drops.